NYC boroughs will experience a mix of cloudy skies and clear conditions, with rain expected later in the week. Coastal flood advisories are in effect for some areas.

A woman in Queens jumped from her apartment to escape her son, who was threatening her with a knife, resulting in a broken leg. The son, with a history of arrests, fled before police arrived.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sunny days and potential showers for New York City, with temperature fluctuations and warnings for rapid fire spread and minor coastal flooding.

NYC announces a new civil service exam that allows applicants to qualify for various public safety roles, aiming to streamline recruitment and fill nearly 900 city jobs.

The article discusses the dilemma of maintaining affordable housing in Queens, NY, amid rising costs and gentrification, highlighting financial strains for property owners and displacement fears for tenants.

Two FDNY firefighters were injured while battling a three-alarm fire in a Queens apartment building; no civilians were hurt, and the cause is under investigation.

NYC buildings, including City Hall, will glow green to mark Youth Hope Month and raise awareness on youth homelessness, as announced by Mayor Eric Adams.

An MS-13 gang member, Roger Morales, faces life in prison if convicted for the 2011 murder of Norman Mizzell, a retribution killing for a burglary-related dispute.

The article discusses the weather forecast for New York, including a Fire Weather Watch, a Coastal Flood Advisory, and a generally sunny week with chances of rain midweek.

NY Attorney General Letitia James secured a $45 million settlement with Centers for Care, LLC for financial fraud and resident mistreatment in nursing homes.

The NYC housing market sees rising rents amidst a tight competition, with a new law passing to shift broker fees from tenants to landlords, causing uncertainty among real estate groups.

New York City firefighters tackle wildfires in Manhattan and Queens, with residents advised to take precautions against smoke and possible traffic delays.

A Rockville Centre detective faces hate crime charges after a racially charged altercation with a Black AT&T subcontractor in Manorville. He's accused of damaging the worker's vehicle and using a racial slur.